Restaurants in Fort Wayne, IN

Just amazing got the jerk platter with red beans and rice, cabbage plus the jerk chicken dirty rice. So much my family was able to eat twice cheese cake delicious.

I don't know how to give this place negative stars. The place was almost empty. Waiter/bartender approaches and ask what we want. I had to suggest a menu. We were told we had to move and when we did not want to sit in the middle of the empty room he got snide. I ordered Surf and Turf. Shrimp were burnt and rock hard. I could not eat one end of my potato because it was rock hard. My ribeye was paper thin, well done when I asked for medium, and it was marbled with gristle. This was the presentation for $20.99!!!!!! If you like crappy service and a crappy meal by all means go here!!!

Good service. Good food. Quiet, friendly atmosphere.

I love German food! It is great food! The Chef Cornell is a wonderful cook!

My wife and I travel twice a year to Texas and North Carolina. We stay in motels, and we visit restaurants that are local or belong to a chain not located in our hometown.We visited the Bob Evans Restaurant at 5135 Meijer Rd, Fort Wayne, IN, during such a trip. The restaurant looks like a well-lighted coffee shop with a mix of booths and tables. The layout was spacious and clean. There were no rocking chairs or jam for sale. Most servers were wearing Christmas sweaters with their black pants. We were seated quickly and quickly greeted by our waitress, Erika B. She was friendly, polite, and personable. She chatted a little about how we were and how our trip was going, while scanning the room to watch her other customers. Since we only experience Bob Evans Restaurants while traveling, she let us get reacquainted with the menu. I asked her about the Pot Roast Hash Breakfast. She described it and recommended it. I had it and enjoyed it. My wife had the Rise and Shine Breakfast and enjoyed it. Erika kept our drinks filled and checked back after our orders had been delivered.I’d revisit this Bob Evans again if traveling through Fort Wayne.We were checked out quickly, but I appeared to confuse the young cashier. When I use my AARP Credit Card, I always show my military-retired card as proof of identity. My AARP Credit Card says, “See military ID.” The cashier glanced at my ID card and my credit card. She handed my ID card back immediately and stammered, “We don’t give discounts.” I felt embarrassed and explained that I was showing identification.

To bring cash only, these people are credit card thieves they will use the TIP line on the credit card receipt to write any number that they desire as a tip. I visited this place twice with my fiancee and was overly charged twice. We always tip restaurants with cash so this kind of thing does not happen - but this place does it twice in a row. The food is okay there, but just bring cash if you don't want to get robbed...